Wallothnesch high-cooling capacity BMW 2002 E-10 radiator

[joekitt]

Price: $300

Location: Carmel, IN

Description:

Wallothnesch high-cooling capacity BMW 2002 radiator – P/N 17111102621

 

New in box. Never used.

 

Current retail is $340 USD plus shipping from Germany

 

Includes upper and lower radiator hoses.

 

Price does not include shipping.

Please provide zip for shipping quote.

[02revival]

Interested.  Checking on shipping.

[MattJ]

Also interested.. Shipping to Canada? (N1E 1H3)

[ray_]

What's an E10?

 

 

 

[Jbaumshelter]

2 hours ago, ray_ said:

What's an E10?

 

Its kinda like an F16 but on wheels. Really old technology that crazy people seem to be attached to. ?

[RFord888]

To be clear, the "high volume" radiator from them is $346 including shipping. And they always have specials, the current one 25 Euro off an order, so the radiator is $318.

 

Walloth Nesch charges 49 Euro flat rate shipping so if you need other parts, it's a good deal. Recently bought $1,300 worth of parts - including the HV radiator -  and the shipping for everything was 49 Euro. (or $56).

 

Parts arrive within a week.

 

 

[RFord888]

And check out the Hack Mechanic's piece on '02 radiators in Roundel. He explains how you will have to cut and fit a hose for this application.

[02Les]

11 hours ago, RFord888 said:

And check out the Hack Mechanic's piece on '02 radiators in Roundel. He explains how you will have to cut and fit a hose for this application.

 

If you're talking about the lower radiator to thermostat hose, it shouldn't need altering, unless, maybe, you have A/C. The hose shown 11 53 1 266 452 fits fine.

 

[RFord888]

Yes - with the A/C. Thanks

[PaulTWinterton]

Early rads (upto 73) used a different lower hose because the lower rad port is at a 45ish degree angle.  The L-shaped hose is needed with the WN rad in early cars.

 

Great rads by the way!

Edited December 10, 2018 by PaulTWinterton

[joekitt]

SOLD


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